Comments on: About http://www.whereproject.org Life in Place. Life in the Network. Thu, 03 Jun 2010 07:05:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Lindy http://www.whereproject.org/about/comment-page-1#comment-97 Lindy Sun, 27 Jul 2008 17:00:45 +0000 http://www.wanderingswede.com/sites-wanderingswede-wordpress/?page_id=305#comment-97 Hi Tim, I found your site via Susan Wittig Albert's "Lifescapes" blog. I am extremely interested in what you are doing. I have an M.Ed. in Educational Technology - the integration of technology with curriculum. My major interest is in sustainability and love of place, place-based education, connection with one's soul-place. People will love, care for, sustain, learn about, protect and defend a place that they truly love and care about. People, particularly those of us in the USA, move so much that it becomes difficult for us to attach ourselves with any permanence to "place". Many of us feel no sense of belonging to a place or of that place belonging to us. Thus we are destroying our places, destroying our earth. We are no longer sustainable, and in fact have not been sustainable for a couple of centuries or more -possibly since the dawn of personkind. BTW - "I work as an ???????? and in my spare time I'm . . . " Your post above leaves out a word. :-D Lindy currently in AZ but I don't belong here. Hi Tim, I found your site via Susan Wittig Albert’s “Lifescapes” blog. I am extremely interested in what you are doing. I have an M.Ed. in Educational Technology – the integration of technology with curriculum. My major interest is in sustainability and love of place, place-based education, connection with one’s soul-place. People will love, care for, sustain, learn about, protect and defend a place that they truly love and care about. People, particularly those of us in the USA, move so much that it becomes difficult for us to attach ourselves with any permanence to “place”. Many of us feel no sense of belonging to a place or of that place belonging to us. Thus we are destroying our places, destroying our earth. We are no longer sustainable, and in fact have not been sustainable for a couple of centuries or more -possibly since the dawn of personkind.

BTW – “I work as an ???????? and in my spare time I’m . . . ” Your post above leaves out a word. :-D

Lindy currently in AZ but I don’t belong here.

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